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I just had a look at the storage on my iPhone and saw I had used 4.9 GB on a 64 GB phone. I'm sure that Apple has data showing that this type of usage makes up
by trengrj 11y ago
I just had a look at the storage on my iPhone and saw I had used 4.9 GB on a 64 GB phone. I'm sure that Apple has data showing that this type of usage makes up a decent percentage of users.
Not sure why I use so little. I take photos but generally use streaming music services rather that have a large collection of mp3s. Also I find the screen too small to watch movies.
- gravypod 11y agoI agree. The average use case for a phone does not involve shooting a movie and such does not need 4TB space on it. It's ridiculous that people are complaining that apple makes a product that is too small for their use case.
- chrisBob 11y agoI am using 9GB on a 5s. 2 of those are pictures, and 2 of those are a single game. With bigger games and the fact that I might watch a movie on my iPad means that it often bumps against the 16GB limit, but it isn't as much of an issue on my phone.
- tedmiston 11y agoThat's pretty amazing to me. Don't you cache music offline in Spotify or Apple Music? Streaming over cellular is pretty intense data usage and it seems like most of us don't have unlimited plans anymore, at least not without throttling. I have a 32 GB which hovers around 1-2 GB available with me using 25 GB (assuming the size difference is OS and built-in apps). Around this point is when I start to notice apps getting killed from memory more aggressively and slightly more sluggish performance switching apps, etc.